Air Conditioning Sales In Orlando & Melbourne, Florida
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Air Conditioning Sales in Orlando and Brevard County areas

Servicing Melbourne, Orlando, Kissimmee, Orange, Osceola, Seminole County areas here in Florida. If you live in any of these areas we will be happy to come out and evaluate your situation, offer you a solution and give you a free estimate. We give return calls usually in less than one hour.

Now is the time to get a great new CARRIER, TRANE or AMANA system for less than you ever thought possible. Here is a snapshot of what they have to offer:

  • AMANA Free Air Handler or Furnace with the purchase of an Amana18 condensing unit and receive 10 years parts/ 10 year labor/ Lifetime compressor warranty Free.
  • MAYTAG has a $1000.00 rebate on the I.Q. Drive. Plus, you may also purchase a 12 year parts and labor warranty.
  • CARRIER has $1325.00 rebate on the Infinity system with air cleaner and U.V. Light.
  • TRANE has $1000.00 rebate on XL20I.
  • All these manufacturer's have units that qualify for a tax credit up to $1500.00 but you better hurry it ends 12/31/2010.
  • We offer 1 year same as cash financing with approved credit through Wells Fargo or Low monthly payments with no deadline. *


Zero Percent Financing Available

We have been in the HVAC (Heating, ventilation and air conditioning) business for 20 years here in Melbourne, Orlando, Central Florida Areas. If you are looking for an honest company who will go to the extreme to make sure you are satisfied look no further. We will personally give you our full attention, attempt to answer all your questions, show you all options available and try to match you with the best system. If you are tired of your loud, unreliable, or inefficient system have us out to tell you about the system of your choice. We offer (1) year 100% satisfaction guarantee with every install. WE NEVER CHARGE OVERTIME RATES, EVER!

Great Parts and Labor Warranties

We have had the advantage to sell most of the top brands in the business but prefer to use TRANE, MAYTAG, AMANA and CARRIER here in the Orlando, Melbourne, Palm Bay areas. We service all brands anywhere in Central Florida. All of our employees are drug tested, background researched and we have the best NATE Certified technicians in the business.

Fast and Efficient Local Service

Contact us for your AC needs in any of the following and surrounding Florida locations.
  • Melbourne

  • Palm Bay

  • Cocoa Beach

  • Merritt Island

  • Suntree

  • Viera

  • Satellite Beach

  • Titusville

  • Orlando

  • Osceola

  • Orange County

  • Seminole County

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    Humidity Control

    Investing in a system that can maintain ideal humidity will greatly increase your comfort levels in the home. If humidity is too high or low, it creates an ideal atmosphere for the growth of mold, mildew, bacteria, and viruses. The ideal humidity level for a home is between 40 and 60 percent. As the humidity in your home falls below or above the 30 to 60 percent mark conditions are such that bacteria growth can occur. Here in the Central Florida area below 30 percent is not usually a problem but over 60 percent is the entire summer. An ideal humidity system controls temperature and humidity all year long.

    All A/C systems provide humidity control through heating or cooling operation. Only a system with a variable speed blower and a THERMIDISTAT (thermostat that controls temperature and humidity) can control humidity separate of temperature. During the cooling season which is all year here in the Orlando, Melbourne areas, high humidity allows faster growth of bacteria, viruses, dust mites, mold and mildew: it causes painted surfaces to peel and woodwork to warp, buckle and rot; it makes you feel sticky. Using a humidity control system minimizes these problems by maintaining proper humidity levels, allowing you to feel more comfortable all year long. In Florida at night humidity can build up inside your home when the system is not actively cooling. Because a standard system only dehumidifies while cooling, you wake up feeling hot and sticky. A system with humidity control will have the system run when it is not as hot just to dehumidify, so when you wake up your home will be much more comfortable.

    A system with a variable speed blower and a THERMIDISTAT removes 128 percent more humidity than a standard system in the summer time. Any system with a 2 stage compressor will remove 30 times the humidity than a standard system. So if you live in Florida or any other state with high humidity consider a system with humidity control, it will save you money on your power bills and create a much safer, more comfortable environment, while protecting the interior of you home.


    Difference in Air Conditioner Brands

    The most frequently asked questions by customers with regards to replacing their system is what brand should I choose? Having had the experience of selling, most of the major brands and will give you my opinion on the ones I prefer: Maytag, Amana, Trane and Carrier. If you are looking for the best air conditioner on the market look no further than the Maytag IQ Drive. It has a beautiful Stainless Steel cabinet on both the outside condensing unit and the indoor air handler. The cabinet is the best on the market. The top and bottom have a silicone covering to protect against corrosion and U.V. exposure.

    Maytag paired up with Panasonic to offer the highest efficiency compressor in the residential world, the Japanese Rotary compressor (Panasonic is the top producer of compressors in the world). Here is how it works: Say you have a 4 ton system, when demand is highest the compressor will run at top rotation but as demand drops it has the ability to slow its rotation down all the way to what would be a 1/2 ton unit. So it has amazing ability to remove humidity and it blows all others away with its 24.50 efficiency rating. They have the lowest db (decibel ratings) of any air conditioner out. Maytag offers the absolute best warranty-12 year parts,12 years labor warranty and Maytag Dependability warranty that says if compressor fails during the 12 year period Maytag will give you a whole new outside condenser, installed free of charge. This is not new technology the Japanese have been using this for years and American air conditioning companies are years behind them. The AHRI who rates all air conditioners don't even know how to rate these units. It is speculated that by the end of the year all of their SEER ratings may rise by as much as 5 SEER on all IQ Drives. This unit does not come in 5 ton, i guess there aren't many 2500 square ft houses or larger in Japan.

    Lennox makes one of the highest efficiency systems on the market it is a very good looking unit and also holds up well in the corrosive Florida environment. The Dave Lennox Signature Series XP19 is their best heat pump it has a Copeland 2 stage compressor which is the best American made compressor available. Lennox is not a bad choice if you want real quality. This unit features the Silent Comfort Technology, so if outside sound is an issue this unit is worth checking out.

    Carrier makes a great air conditioner. Carrier Infinity System is their best model. It has a Copeland 2 stage compressor and has a nice 10 Year No Rust -Thru Guarantee on the cabinet only and if bought through a Carrier Factory Authorized dealer it has a 10 year parts and labor guarantee. They also feature the Carrier Infinity Air Cleaner which captures and kills airborne pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and mold. This whole home cleaner re-purifies indoor air as many as 8 times an hour.

    Amana ASZC 18 heat pump is my opinion of the best buy on the market. It has the same Copeland 2 stage compressor Trane, Lennox and Carrier uses as well as a communicating board, which gives the system the ability to run self diagnostics. This unit has one of the top warranties in the business it has a 10 years all parts, 10 years labor warranty, LIFETIME compressor guarantee. If the compressor ever fails they will replace the entire outside unit for free. This unit got the top rating on Consumer Reports and is one of the best buys on the market. Be careful with any air conditioner install, it has to be done right, the air conditioner will only work well if it is installed well. Don't use fly by night companies, it always cost you more money in the long run.


    Why is My Air Conditioner Rusting so Fast? - Install Corrosion Grenades

    Electrolysis: Whenever different metals are placed in a conductive liquid you create a battery. If you connect pieces of metal together, current will flow. The current will be removing metal from one of the metal pieces= electrolysis.

    Galvanic Scale: (Metals at beginning will corrode faster than metals at the end of the scale)

    1. Zinc
    2. Aluminum
    3. Galvanized Steel
    4. Cadmium
    5. Mild Steel, Wrought Iron
    6. Cast Iron
    7. Lead- Tin Solder
    8. Lead
    9. Brass, Bronze
    10. Copper
    11. Stainless Steel that has been chemically cleaned

    Avoid contact between metals that are farther apart on the scale. All refrigerant lines are made of copper, when you have an aluminum coil you have dissimilar metals contacting each other. One reason why I prefer Copper coils to Aluminum.

    For years all manufacturers have been plagued with the expensive problem of condensing coils corroding. When this happens it results in unsightly and ineffective coils and resulting in higher electric bills. Generally condensing coils are cleaned twice a year. Corrosion is a continuous process and will degrade them between cleanings. Cleaning the coils more often shortens the life of the fins and results in the need of replacement. Coil Coatings have been used but often require recoating during the life of the equipment. The condensing unit is made of Copper, Steel and Aluminum. Salt acts as an Electrolyte. Therefore the Electrolysis (Galvanic Corrosion) begins damaging your system as soon as you turn it on. The Electrolysis will only damage one metal and that is the softest or weakest metal on the system.

    The Corrosion Grenade is 100% Zinc and protects all metals on your air conditioning system because it is the softest or weakest metal on the Galvanic Scale and protects the metals acting as a sacrificial anode. As soon as you have attached the Corrosion Grenade you have introduced a softer metal than any other on the Galvanic Scale. This increases the life of your system and helps maintain the efficiency. Water heaters have used sacrificial anodes for years as well as boat engines used in saltwater.

    Here in Florida we started using Corrosion Grenades in 2006 on direct beach front properties and after two years of results we starting including them on every system change out no matter the location of the unit. The results have been nothing short of remarkable. We have not had to start changing the grenades out so far but will update when it happens. You can add these to your existing air conditioner and the sooner the better. So ask your service provider to add a Corrosion Grenade to the Suction line of compressor where it usually remains wet. It is secured using stainless steel Allen bolts. This is an extremely cheap product to protect your largest investment after your home and car.


    The History of Air Conditioning

    Ever wonder where air conditioning originated? The term refers to the cooling and dehumidification of indoor air for comfort. The term can refer to any form of cooling, heating ventilation or disinfection that modifies the condition of air. An AC or A/C is an appliance designed to stabilize air temperature and humidity within an area mostly in buildings or automobiles. Originally developed by the Romans where aqueduct water was circulated through walls of houses to cool them. Persia later developed cisterns and wind towers to cool buildings during the hot season. Modern air conditioning emerged from advances in chemistry during the 19th century, and the first large scale electrical air conditioning was invented and used in 1902 by Willard Haviland Carrier.

    The Romans were known to circulate water through the walls of certain houses to cool them but it was expensive so only the rich could afford it. The 2nd century Chinese invented the rotary fan for air conditioning, it was manually powered. In 747 the Tang Dynasty had what was called a “cool hall” in the imperial palace, which had water-powered fan wheels for air conditioning. The Medieval Persians had large above ground pools to collect rain water and wind towers with windows to catch the wind and direct the airflow into the building usually over the water pools and out through a downwind cooling tower. The water evaporated cooling the air in the building.

    In 1820 British Scientist and inventor Michael Faraday discovered that compressing and liquefying ammonia could chill when the liquid ammonia evaporated. In 1842 Florida physician John Gorrie used compressor technology to create ice, which he used to cool air for patients in his hospital. It had its flaws but was patented in 1851 for his ice making machine. He never made any money on the invention and its idea died until 50 years later.

    The earliest applications for air conditioning was for industrial processing rather than for personal. In 1902 Willis Haviland Carrier in Syracuse, NY. Designed to improve manufacturing process control in a printing plant, his invention controlled not only temperature but also humidity. The cool temperatures and low humidity helped maintain consistent paper dimensions and ink alignment. Later Carrier’s technology was used to increase comfort for employees inside the work place, and The Carrier Air Conditioning Company of America was formed to meet rising demand. Carrier saw an explosion of residential sales in the 1950’s.

    It was actually Stuart W. Cramer of Charlotte, North Carolina who coined the term “air conditioning” while exploring ways to add moisture to his textile mill. He combined moisture with ventilation to “condition” and change the air in the factories, controlling the humidity is needed in textile plants. Willis Carrier adopted the term and incorporated it into the name of his company.

    Early air conditioners and refrigerators used toxic and flammable gases such as ammonia, propane and methyl chloride which was deadly if leaked. Thomas Midgley Jr. created Freon in 1928. This refrigerant was much safer for humans but not for the Earth’s Ozone Layer. Freon was trademarked by Dupont. Later R-410a was invented by Honeywell in Buffalo NY and was first used commercially by none other than Carrier.



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  • Melbourne

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  • Cocoa Beach

  • Merritt Island

  • Suntree

  • Viera

  • Satellite Beach

  • Titusville

  • Orlando

  • Osceola

  • Orange County

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